monarchwadia

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by monarchwadia 2mo ago
Proof automation will make things a lot easier. I'm not entirely sure that it's the only thing required, but it's a big part of the thing required. What's more interesting to me is, how do we prove that the business inte
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by monarchwadia 4mo ago
Its not just that it isnt well understood. Its also that different people mean different things by "consciousness." Is consciousness a complex form of information processing? Is consciousness relating to the space in which qualia
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by monarchwadia 5mo ago
Oh I missed that I the announcement. Nice!!!
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by monarchwadia 5mo ago
Seems it's 1078 total dependencies. Only 2 prod dependencies, but as we saw with recent attacks, dev tooling is an attack surface. I ran this script to count all packages in package-lock.json: node -e ' const lock = require(
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by monarchwadia 5mo ago
In an environment with so many supply chain attacks, this is scary. You can't help but be exposed to supply chain attacks with this kind of philosophy.
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The NPM CLI has 65 production dependencies from the NPM registry(github.com)
2 points by monarchwadia 5mo ago|3 comments
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by monarchwadia 5mo ago
I assure you, working with LLMs is intellectually challenging, and becomes more so as the technology matures.
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by monarchwadia 5mo ago
Anecdata from a JS developer who has been in this ecosystem for 14 years. I'm actively moving away from Node.js and JavaScript in general. This has been triggered by recent spike in supply chain attacks. Backend: I'm choosing to u
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by monarchwadia 6mo ago
But the fact that we have convinced a pig to dance, and trained a dog to provide stock tips? That can be improved upon over time. We've gotten here, haven't we? It really is a miracle, and I'll stick to that opinion.
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by monarchwadia 6mo ago
Honestly, the fact that we have models that can coherently reason about this problem at all is a technological miracle. And to have it runnable in a 1.15GB memory footprint? Is insanity.
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by monarchwadia 6mo ago
Yes. Docker breakout is a class of vulnerabilities into itself.
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by monarchwadia 6mo ago
The premise is incorrect. Plenty of ICs are enamored with AI. And plenty of executives are skeptical of it.
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by monarchwadia 6mo ago
This is a confusing comment. Interoperability and bad actors are separate concerns, because you get bad actors in systems of all kinds, not just in interoperable systems. Paywalling a system does not necessarily mitigate bad actors, either.
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by monarchwadia 6mo ago
Are you indirectly referencing this bill? https://burchett.house.gov/media/press-releases/burchett-int...
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by monarchwadia 6mo ago
Well, in React specifically, you're describing the Flux architecture, which I've implemented manually back in the day. Its modern-day successor is Redux, which does exactly what you describe, but we found that it introduced more c
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by monarchwadia 6mo ago
Interesting. How would it be an early step towards an apprenticeship system?
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by monarchwadia 7mo ago
It is rare to find a comment on shunyata on HN. I wanted to deepen the discussion on that, instead of move into geopolitics or the justification of status quo reality. I think youre very correct that war is unnecessary, if only we realize t
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by monarchwadia 8mo ago
This is a great idea! I'm building something very similar with https://practicalkit.com , which is the same concept done differently. It will be interesting for me, trying to figure out how to differentiate from Claude Cowo
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by monarchwadia 10mo ago
I suppose one could argue that both are equally real.
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by monarchwadia 11mo ago
Western philosophy is so depressing. Unnecessarily.
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by monarchwadia 11mo ago
And this is why I don't use Ruby.
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by monarchwadia 11mo ago
on the other hand, it opens up the opportunity to build a language that is extremely easy to use with LLMs. I suspect a lot of issues in LLM usage comes from the fact that coding languages are built for humans.
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by monarchwadia 1y ago
For me.. It's a very useful mental model for thinking about architecture & logic
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by monarchwadia 1y ago
I do love tsx.
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I don't think LLM's are making us stupider
1 points by monarchwadia 1y ago|0 comments
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Longform text has become iconic — almost like an emoji(monarchwadia.com)
3 points by monarchwadia 1y ago|1 comments
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by monarchwadia 1y ago
Full text: I've noticed a fundamental shift in how I engage with longform text — both in how I use it and how I perceive its purpose. Longform content used to be something you navigated linearly, even when skimming. It was rich with me
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Case Study: Moving LLM Logic to the Front End–My Experience(monarchwadia.com)
1 points by monarchwadia 1y ago|0 comments
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by monarchwadia 1y ago
For me, it was a skill issue.Most people learn it when very young. Just repeated practice helped... and someone close to me coached me on things that seemed common sense to others, but were counterintuitive to me. But over time, my neurons
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by monarchwadia 2y ago
Am also similarly bummed :)

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